Patient's question:
It's been almost three days since the discovery. Mainly, it's possible that the boyfriend has balanitis, and he himself doesn't know. In the back room (where anal sex occurred), there was pain at the vaginal opening, with yellow purulent discharge containing small, cottage cheese-like clumps, but not much, and no obvious irritating odor.Doctor's answer:
It is likely that there is a urinary tract infection. Consult a doctor, get a urinalysis, and confirm the presence of inflammation. Then, under the guidance of a doctor, use antibiotics rationally for anti-inflammatory treatment. In daily life, you should eat less spicy food, drink more water, urinate more frequently, and promptly eliminate toxins and bacteria from your body to reduce the chance of infection. The occurrence of gynecological inflammation not only affects a woman's life but also leads to the development of gynecological diseases. Therefore, it is best to have a vaginal examination in the gynecology department of a hospital to identify the cause and treat it accordingly. In daily life, you should pay attention to drinking more water and maintaining personal hygiene.